High speed, low voltage non-volatile memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Precharge

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365226, G11C 1300

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055879519

ABSTRACT:
A low voltage EPROM which increases its reading speed by charging a word line to a voltage higher than vcc during a read operation. Two voltage pumps, which alternately place charge on a word line, receive control signals of opposite phase from a temperature insensitive oscillator. The voltage from the two voltage pumps passes through a zero threshold voltage n-type pass device to a word line. The zero threshold voltage n-type pass device receives its control signal from a third voltage pump. In order to make the low voltage EPROM compatible with standard 5V programmers, each output driving circuit consists of a large output driver used under low voltage V.sub.cc conditions and a smaller output driver used under standard 5V V.sub.cc conditions.

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